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Make that 17-10, er, 24-10, er 24-13

By Pete Conrad | Saturday, September 20, 2008, 08:45 PM

By Pete Conrad

By Pete Conrad

Daniel Raudabaugh’s second-quarter touchdown pass made the score UC 17, Miami 10. I had it incorrectly as 17-14.

What was I thinking? This Miami offense scoring back-to-back touchdowns against UC? So far this season, through a total of 10 quarters, Miami has exactly two touchdowns against Division I-A teams.

Of course, the 17-10 score didn’t last long. UC responded with a 20-yard touchdown run by John Goebel, and Nathan Parseghian ended the half with a 41-yard field goal for the RedHawks.

At halftime, it’s UC 24, Miami 13.

Still up for grabs.

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